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Newspaper
Cincinnati The Sun
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 16, 1948
Page
5
A housewife prays to God to cure her fear of speaking up against equal rights and labor reforms. She asks to praise industrialists, denigrate labor leaders, and accept free enterprise, while resisting any critique of monopolies or political investigations. She seeks personal purity to join the 150 percent Americans.
National Dairy Products Corp runs full page ads denouncing cost of living while omitting profit figures of 14.1 million in 1945 and 25.4 million in 1946. The piece notes consumer hardship amid a federal report on Social Security pension inadequacy. Senator O Mahoney targets oil price fixing by major producers and Aramco, urging abolition of the world pricing system.
The International Labor Organization closed a three week session in San Francisco by a 77 to 29 vote to study extending the guaranteed annual wage in member nations. Employers opposed and the U S government delegation joined that stance. The conference approved two treaties on free worker and employer organizations and on maintaining public employment services.
Taft-Hartley month shows seven decertifications, six union wins, and two in determinate polls. Only 36 percent of voters opposed to keeping the union amid 78 unfair labor practice charges against unions. NLRB notes fewer non Communist affidavits cleared in June while total affidavits on file rise across AFL CIO and independent unions.
Congress adopted the eight hour law in 1868 stating that eight hours shall constitute a day's work in all federal government employment.
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